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Subject: Re: Help please

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Keith

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Date Posted: 20:15:56 11/14/10 Sun
In reply to: Aisha 's message, "Help please" on 08:08:29 10/07/10 Thu

Yes I believe that schools produce poor students due to their laxadasical approach of teaching. Of course not all techers. That being said, it is not the same thing and far from being the same when refering to students that are delixic. Remember delixica is biological, not enviormental. So a student in the same enviorment as the one prementioned would be far more difficult for a student with dylexcia.

From my experance, the same in the opposit can be true. With a great teacher, students can excell. This is also true with dylexic students. They will be able to do much better.

What I had found even better is that by using the same methods that help creat an equal learning enviorment for students with dylexica to achive better, it also helps all other students also schive much better as well. In doing so, creating a equal learning enviorment for all.

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